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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 07:40:41 2018 No.62497092 View View Reply Original Report

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You know the drill.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:13:35 No.62498610 Report

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>>62498527
The first argument is built on false pretenses. It's not as if the current generation is weaker despite operating in the same conditions as the previous generation. Changes in society and the expectation of the person have changed what a person focuses on.

As to your second argument, you're also operating on some false statements there. Once again social environment has a lot of effect on the nature of things, but the changes in the expectation of what education means to people is also a big factor. Consider, for example, that education has also become more specialized as time has gone on, between tools that allow people to operate without skills that could once be considered mandatory(why learn simple math when calculators are practically ubiquitous, for example?) and the need for more focused education to operate in the workforce(the classical Renaissance man style of education is simply unfeasible in today's world for most people) has led to changing standards and norms.

And is there problems there to be discussed? Absolutely, these are issues and problems woth talking about.

But that doesn't give anyone free rein to simply declare that back in their day, life was better.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:14:33 No.62498621 Report

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>>62498590
It checks. The best Russian poet was Scottish by ancestry. The second best was Afro-Russian.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:16:11 No.62498634 Report

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>>62498527
Quiting from the research:
>A nonexperimental cross-sectional research design with data collected over 1 semester was used in this quantitative study because the recruitment of participants included a convenience sample that was not randomized, controlled, or manipulated.18 Participants were full-time students aged 20-34 years (millennials' age group), totaling 237 participants with 154 being women and 83 being men. Participants were recruited at university settings in North Carolina.
It proves only that modern university students in North Carolina are weaker than people who used to be researched on before. It's not a longitudal study and with a shitty sample. Opinion generally discarded.
Also Flynn effect exists and every 10 years IQ scores rise 3-4 points.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:17:29 No.62498649 Report

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>>62498563
My brother had integrals and derivatives in high school and at his time people in math programs had calculus of variations. I had only derivatives in high school (they removed integrals from the curriculum), last I heard they wanted to remove logarithms entirely from the high school.
In worst high schools you literally cannot not pass - the principal will do everything in his power to make you pass.
>>62498610
*farting noise*
>>62498634
Flynn effect stopped being active some 10-20 years ago. Check it out.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:32 No.62498674 Report

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>>62498649
>*farting noise*

Well, it's nice to know you can't respond to an argument.

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Critical Role general discussion thread

Anonymous Sun 14 Oct 17:36:56 2018 No.62484888 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:59:18 No.62498504 Report

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>>62498356
It was funny watching Beau, who is blunt AF, try to be subtle on Yasha, who was a whopping 7 CHA.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:02:39 No.62498528 Report

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>>62498504
I am just waiting for Yasha to quietly mumble to Beau that she's straight. It's gonna be fun.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:15:54 No.62498631 Report

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>>62498528
I don't think anything is going to happen. But if I were playing Yasha, I'd be kinda offended, regardless of being straight or not.

Here you are, a Fallen Aasimar, Barbarian and zealot of then Stormlord, and this little monk treats you like a mere Tavern wench.
How can she even fool herself into believing you're both on the same league?

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:20:13 No.62498663 Report

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>>62498631
I am pretty sure Ashley is really not cool with Yasha's treatment - she's just too passive this campaign to do something about it.
Which is strange, cause last campaign she was perfectly capable of calling people out on their bullshit - like Travis and Sam and be a mama Pike.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:20 No.62498673 Report

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>>62498528
I think we all agree that they need an NPC Stormlord Paladin that cucks Beau. I'll bet $10 that Marisha would try to antagonize the guy or even spin him as a villain. And since the group always follows Marisha, it could even work.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Oct 05:33:38 2018 No.62478154 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Can you be both Lawful Good and racist? Pic semi-related.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:11:02 No.62498593 Report

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>>62497802
In D&D terms, animals are specifically unaligned because they do not have the capacity for morality. A lion will also kill a deer to eat it. That would be a morally reprehensible act if both were sapient species capable of moral reasoning. It is precisely because we are moral species that we cannot use instinct as an excuse.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:18:04 No.62498651 Report

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>>62478154
His xenophobia was justified due to his race dying out due to one species being too invasive, it was a motivator for him to save his species.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:18:17 No.62498656 Report

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>>62478372
Y'know, the people who mindlessly spam the NPC meme at things they don't agree with seem more robotic to me than the ess jay dubbyas they like to rant about. At least the tumblaarites come up with things that are uniquely awful.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:20:54 No.62498666 Report

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>>62479817

Nice assumption dumbfuck.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:16 No.62498672 Report

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>>62498593
I'll give the definition of it based on D&D terms, but in real terms I'd point to koko the gorilla. She was well aware of her actions once she was taught sign language, she routinely stated she was happy, sad, even watched Mr. Roger's Neighborhood and remembered his face and remembered to take off his shoes like he did in the show. My point is that animals are a lot more aware of things than we give them credit for, perhaps not in the case of the lion and the deer, but it could be theoretically possible for them to if we were able to teach them to communicate with us as we did with koko. Imagine if one day we were able to teach a lion to communicate with us in some fashion and exhibited similar traits would that change your mind? Purely anecdotal I know, but for the purpose of establishing the line at which you cross the morality conundrum.

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4e General - Monks vs Sorcerers Edition

Anonymous Sun 14 Oct 20:35:03 2018 No.62487971 View View Reply Original Report

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Because it's about time we had another /4eg/. This time around, let's start by talking about Monks and Sorcerers; who else really loved how these fairly low-tier classes got such a boost in 4e? Which was your favorite spell and/or ki attack? And which do you think got the bigger boost in 4e?

Heck, let's talk about 4e's rendition of classes in general; which ones did you think it treated best, and which ones were you happiest with their 4e conversion?

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Strikefag Mon 15 Oct 2018 08:49:55 No.62497648 Report

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>>62497621
I like The Sprawl, for what that's worth. I'd take it over most other (more complicated/simulationist) Cyberpunk games in a heartbeat.

>Strike!

The good: Hella simple, hella streamlined, hella free (making homebrew hella easy) while retaining enough of the combat system to be fun.

The bad: book itself is bad, no fluff, anemic skill system, very low crunch.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:40:01 No.62498353 Report

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>>62497648
>I like The Sprawl, for what that's worth. I'd take it over most other (more complicated/simulationist) Cyberpunk games in a heartbeat.
I've binge read several chapters since my first post. I like how simple it seems and the general feel of the game but idk how i feel about the "moves" being tied to narrative triggers. Also it seems like they could have used much more conventional terminology for a lot of things like the "clocks" only really make sense for the leg work/mission phases of a run, and the corps awareness of you i guess. But your HP being a "clock" seems a little over board, like why not just call them wounds, and "moves" passive/active skills or something? But i had similiary feels about Cypher/Numenera and it quickly rose to one of my favorite generic systems after a single campaign.

>The bad: book itself is bad, no fluff, anemic skill system, very low crunch.
Seems like it is missing the point.

ON TOPIC:
These 4egs have lit a fire in me to run anothe 4e game with the mates. We never played with the Power Of books and i wanted to know if they have any pitfalls or flat out broken options i should ban.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:50:20 No.62498439 Report

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>>62498353
>We never played with the Power Of books and i wanted to know if they have any pitfalls or flat out broken options i should ban.

You're going in with the wrong mindset. 4e is about empowering your players to feel like badasses. In almost all cases the most 'broken' shit you'll find is a result of 2+ PCs coordinating their abilities to feed off each other, and in almost all cases you probably want to encourage that.

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Strikefag Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:57:48 No.62498494 Report

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>>62498353
>but idk how i feel about the "moves" being tied to narrative triggers

Once you get used to it, it clicks and starts making sense. Don't be discouraged by a mechanic being "narrative", it's really just a way to define what the game is about by mechanically representing/enforcing genre conventions by only making rules butt in when you do things that are (in this genre) important.

>Seems like it is missing the point.
Well, the book is bad, there's no helping that, but I can just port whatever fluff I want, and while the crunch is low, it still represents what I feel is important to represent (plus, you know, the mechanically fun combat).

Yeah, you need to put the work in, 4e works MUCH better out of the box.

>>62498439
I'd add to this that a bunch of the most powerful shit is in PHB (as is proper D&D tradition). Overall, more books improve the balance between classes by adding more options to some that got a bit shafted early on.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:14 No.62498670 Report

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>>62498494
>Once you get used to it, it clicks and starts making sense. Don't be discouraged by a mechanic being "narrative", it's really just a way to define what the game is about by mechanically representing/enforcing genre conventions by only making rules butt in when you do things that are (in this genre) important
I'll give it a go with the boys sometime. Are thier PbtA generals? Thanks for the help.

>>62498439
>>62498494
Thanks for the feed back. It has been many moons sonce my 4e days. After playing nothing of 5e for 4ish years nearly non stop im used to half of my players being usless and the others gods.

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/5eg/ - Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition General

Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 00:53:47 2018 No.62492162 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Day Job Edition

>Unearthed Arcana: Wayfinder's Guide to Magic Items
https://media.wizards.com/2018/dnd/downloads/UA_Magic_Items_of_Eberron.pdf

>5e Trove
https://rpg.rem.uz/Dungeons%20%26%20Dragons/D%26D%205th%20Edition/

>5etools
https://5etools.com
Stable releases - https://get.5e.tools/

>Resources
http://pastebin.com/X1TFNxck

Previous thread: >>62484155

What kinds of non-skill proficiencies does your character have, /5eg/? Anything marketable?

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:52:22 No.62498451 Report

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>>62498268
dont they have to agree to the pact in some way?

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:54:01 No.62498466 Report

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>>62498419
you would be able to use spells just fine. castersliterally start with a crossbow.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:56:44 No.62498485 Report

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>>62498451
Yes, the idea is that they agreed to something they assumed was a manifestation of their magic.

>Sorcerer's powers (Bonus points if your Wild Magic) go haywire or overtax you and cause you to hallucinate. You believe that the Patron is some form of a hallucination and only to make it stop talking you agree to whatever silly terms its asking of you.
Or something similar to this.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:14:57 No.62498623 Report

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>>62498485
okay, thats pretty good then

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:14 No.62498671 Report

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 08:59:57 2018 No.62497724 View View Reply Original Report

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What is the most questionable act your character has ever committed? Not outright evil.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 09:57:28 No.62498082 Report

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Traded his companion's souls to a lich in exchange for immortality so his kingdom wouldn't destroy itself in a misguided war against the humans and their allies sparked by fanatical vengeance for his death.
He believes it was the right decision but the guilt still haunts him 200 years later.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:01:32 No.62498112 Report

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>>62497724
I tried to murder some Drow the party took prisoner, to the point of engaging in PvP with and wounding some of the party when they tried to stop me.

To be fair, said drow were a slaver party who kept my character caged up like an animal for 2 weeks along with other tortures and were basically trying to psychologically break her into becoming a slave.

In that moment the psychological breaking part they had achieved, at least. Unfortunately for them. "Justice" was absolute last (or first, depending on your definition) thing on her mind.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:37:44 No.62498335 Report

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>>62497724
In a game of Magical Burst (yes, it's a TTRPG about Magical Girls, yes I am weeb trash) I had my character basically use her magic to brainwash her own parents and turn them into puppets, as well as a few of her teachers and the other important adults in her life. This wasn't because she hated these people or wanted to gain anything from them or had any spite towards them. It was just that doing so made it easier for her to go fight the Youma that were constantly appearing in the city, because she felt like that was her most important responsibility and that trying to juggle the facade of a "normal" life with that was alot easier when authority figures in said life didn't ask questions or worry about her safety.

Cutting yourself off from genuine healthy emotional support in a game where emotions dictate the nature of your magic ended up not being a very good idea in the long run.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:15:48 No.62498628 Report

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>>62497962
>Leave your badge on my desk... and your mace

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:07 No.62498669 Report

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>>62497724
I killed a few people after I saved their lives from enslavement, torture, and death.
I earned those lives and needed their marrow, nothing Evil about it.

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Modern Magic General /mmg/

Anonymous Sat 13 Oct 14:54:13 2018 No.62466510 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Punished Shekel Hoarder Edition

>playing
>hating
>brewing

>thread question
How do you keep track of your life total? Lifepad, Dice, Phone or Abacus?

>resources
https://www.mtggoldfish.com/metagame/modern#paper

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:59:18 No.62498505 Report

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>>62498168
goldfish means shit
there was a kci list on their that ran battle at the bridge for christ's sake

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:04:55 No.62498550 Report

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>>62489732
Hope you like to win.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:08:00 No.62498574 Report

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>>62496677
Legacy is a different beast from Modern/Standard. The people that play legacy have been playing it forever. I doubt you will come across any angle shooters. GP's are a god awful place to play magic at if your playing modern or standard in my personal experience. From what I have heard legacy is much more relaxed. But don't fuck up a ponder for a brainstorm or they will lynch you.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:09:23 No.62498585 Report

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>>62498079
>bare minimum list for competitive UW Spirits?
You need the spirits. Basic islands and aether vial.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:04 No.62498668 Report

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>>62466510
>TQ
notepad for grishoalbrand and d20s for everything else

>>62497453
>>Brewing
>Grixis Delver
dope, what sort of build are you leaning toward? spell snare is probably going to be great for a few weeks while everyone crams assassin's trophies, and incidentally snare is great against burn. I'm currently on 2/2/2 spread of pyro, tasigur, and zombie fish and 4/3/1 split of visions, scour, and opt for the cantrips. it seems to be working out well. the variance of scour is maddening desu. sometimes it completely reks you but sometimes it enables your most powerful hands

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 07:26:41 2018 No.62496966 View View Reply Original Report

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Tell me about your first ttrpg experience.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:34:56 No.62498315 Report

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>>62498245

Ah! I see that you have never played any roleplaying game ever.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 10:43:01 No.62498372 Report

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>>62498315
>>62498245

>>62498152 here

yeah my npcs got raped on my second game

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:09:58 No.62498589 Report

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Other than the PF game where the DM flaked after one session

>5e game
>monsters are attacking Meiji-era Japan, are you a bad enough dude to rescue the sunrise kingdom
>play an honest to god Paladin 'cause shit's hilarious
>arrive in Japan, meet up with other party members who'd been together for a session already
>juvenile oni are attacking a family and tear their dad limb from limb
>kick their shit in

Pretty standard but made for a fun start

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:17:01 No.62498643 Report

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>Be in high school
>Get invited by brother to hang out with some friends of his at some guys place
>We were originally just going to drink and play halo 3
>Instead the power went out in the neighborhood so we decided to play d&d in the dark with candles and flash lights
>Never played before so no idea what I am doing
>Filling out my character sheet takes awhile because I can't math when drunk
>Finally create a human sorcerer that talks like king Willy from predator 2 for reasons I don't even remember.
>Don't even make it halfway through the dungeon before one of the other guys is falling asleep
>We draw dicks on his face

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:21:02 No.62498667 Report

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>>62496966
>Be me, living in an Eastern Europe
>Got introduced to LARP by a friend, have a great time doing it
>Several years later got some new friends from a nerd hobby club
>I was sharing some stories from LARPs with them once, and they got excited that they finally met someone with roleplaying experience
>They told me that they were interested in trying tabletop roleplaying, but they had a very vague idea of how to play them
>Rulebooks were almost impossible to obtain, almost nobody had a stable connection to the internet in the region at that time, and the only way you could learn playing tabletop RPGs was by virtue of having someone who knows how to GM
>Also at the time LARPs were WAY more popular than tabletop, so I had no clue either
>Some time passes. I and a said group of friends were browsing in local a bookstore, when suddenly - a miracle!
>In the far corner of a store there was a hidden translated 3.5 PHB, which we instantly bought
>We read all the stuff about the stats, races, combat, spells, etc, but still had no clue of how to run D&D
>Later one of us got a limited connection to the internet and found unofficially translated starter adventure for 3.5
>It was handed to me and we decided that I would try to GM this thing
>I was trying to reverse engineer the way to play the game by reading a module, and in introspect I got somewhat of a right idea
>Then we made characters with my help and arranged the game
>Make a lot of preparations to the point where I printed rooms from dungeon map, cut them out and made a papercraft decor for them
>The day of the game finally comes
>In short, the game turned out to be a slog
>Players arrived at the city, then they were sent to some dungeon with kobolds, and we weren't able to finish the first two rooms thanks to the slow and boring combat
>Dissapointed, but we didn't give up
>Next attempts at GMing were filled with trial and error, but games became fun
>In the future got relieved when I was able to switch from D&D

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Age of Sigmar General - /aosg/

Anonymous Sun 14 Oct 23:05:43 2018 No.62490636 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Winds of Change Edition

>Official AoS website
ageofsigmar.com/

>Updated Forgeworld Compendiums
warhammer-community.com/2018/06/29/29th-june-a-monster-update-from-forge-worldfw-homepage-post-1/

>Resources
pastebin.com/UVKnsh7d

>AoS Novels, Battletome PDF and Audiobooks
mega.nz/#F!q84BWKiL!CN6kasdx1Pyshfga_UzuEQ
mega.nz/#F!6EZEHQqJ!gdDBPH48LYPGDccS4YaeWA
mega.nz/#F!BxI1HSgI!0tKymKh9RZTzGpgIA5EyCg

>Beasts of Chaos
https://mega.nz/#!9Px1EB6J!CKlFoCip2FROKA6HnAvzGUavqBp2AuELViufcgOs-Dk

>Rulebook of Nightvault
mega.nz/#!PsZX3C5A!8Eq41d8y3ozTdhexxDIbzn33cOK7QKchiVpQIOCLt9k

>TTS Mod Pack
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1363418757

>Tools
warhammer-community.com/warscroll-builder/
warhammer-community.com/2017/09/26/make-your-own-free-city-the-easy-way-sep26gw-homepage-post-4/
repl.it/repls/FrivolousBelovedEmperorpenguin
nofile.io/f/EbyKWbMJVbM/dark+elf+photoshop+template.psd

>Previous Thread
>>62484042

>Thread question
What is your dudes lore?

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:13:38 No.62498612 Report

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>>62498581
Magic ranges from neat and handy to very powerful and something to build a list around. Tzeentch in particular has access to some nasty spells that deal mortal wounds and then summon free units next to the enemy they just wounded, ranging from a handful of brimstone horrors to full chaos spawn (which are slightly better than their 40k counterparts)

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:15:00 No.62498624 Report

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>>62497998
Because there are no Idoneth and want to?

>>62498016
Good idea senpai. Meanwhile have anything to add, or just gonna stick with being an unhelpful cunt?

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:15:38 No.62498627 Report

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>>62498581
>So there isn't anything like a Black Legion equivalent?
Not him, but Everchosen are like that.
Kind of.

They get summoned, had to do a lot of trial battling against other heroes summoned and stuff. It's weird and long to explain, you should read Call of Archaon to understand.

It's more like a Deathwatch of Chaos

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:17:29 No.62498648 Report

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>>62498601
>>62498608
>>62498627
>Forgetting Slaves to Dakness yet again.
You people hurt me more than GW.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:20:37 No.62498665 Report

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Do anyone have or know where to get the most up to date Hinterlands rules?

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/cyoag/ - CYOA General

Anonymous Sun 14 Oct 21:21:41 2018 No.62488890 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Archives and other things: https://pastebin.com/vrqYhnpu
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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:08:27 No.62498577 Report

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>>62498472
kek

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:14:33 No.62498620 Report

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>>62498221
I don't get why these kinds of cyoas are interesting. Sure it's great it's not a waifu specific cyoa, but owning a business?
Why?
What's interesting about fantasizing about that? Genuinely curious.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:16:19 No.62498635 Report

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>>62498620
>What's interesting about fantasizing about that?
different strokes for different folks is essentially what it comes down to.
not every CYOA will appeal to everyone, just as one person won't like every CYOA.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:18:15 No.62498654 Report

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>>62498620
For me at least, it's mostly about "comfiness". I love the appeal of Adventure and I'd almost always choose that over this. But what about what happens after?
If I went on some grand adventure, saved a princess, killed a dragon, told a god to fuck off or whatever else, after all that, when I start to get older I'd like to retire. And if that were me, I'd like to own a business catering to people who used to be like me.

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Anonymous Mon 15 Oct 2018 11:20:18 No.62498664 Report

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>>62498654
Also I forgot, but I've seen dozens of pure wizard style be a god CYOAs and you'd see a bunch of anons saying, "I wanna be an alchemist and open up a traveling store where I sell my potions to adventurers".

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